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Meth Lab Cleanup in Colorado

Xtract Environmental

Over 30 years of combined experience
in meth lab cleanup and abatement in
Colorado and southern Wyoming
Meth Contamination and Cleanup

Methamphetamine contaminated properties pose a serious risk to human health, with potentially toxic levels of contamination that can remain in a property for years. In addition to environmental pollution, undetected meth contamination can lead to respiratory issues, child development issues, neurological symptoms, and other chronic health problems.

Due to the dangerous nature of methamphetamine contamination, every landlord, prospective tenant, or new homeowner must be aware of the signs of meth contamination, the risks involved, and questions that should be asked. This includes understanding proper disclosure protocols, decontamination procedures and the liabilities associated with meth-affected land.

If you need meth lab remediation services in Colorado, turn to the experts at Xtract Environmental.

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Meth Cleanup Process

Decontamination is based on the extent of meth contamination, the level of its toxicity and whether it was produced on-site or off-premises, any of which will require professional assessment to determine. The decontamination process involves removal or replacement of materials and/or cleaning surfaces with approved biodegradable chemicals, while addressing other damage caused by lab activity. We monitor air quality and other health signals throughout the decontamination process, as long-term exposure to airborne contaminants can lead to serious health implications.

Once we’ve finished removing materials, we continue to test the area until it is confirmed to be contaminant free. We keep you updated throughout the process and will only allow reoccupation of the premises when we know it is safe. Xtract has been conducting safe and effective meth remediation in Colorado for years, so if you have any signs of this dangerous substance on your property, we’re the team to call right away.

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Safe and Proven Meth Remediation for all of Colorado

Xtract Environmental Services is the go-to for meth lab cleanup and removal services in Colorado. From Fort Collins in the north to Colorado Springs in the south, to Grand Junction in the west, and Denver in between, Xtract offers services tailored to whichever Colorado locale you call home. With additional offices in Greeley, Denver and Grand Junction, we are able to reach both urban and rural areas throughout the Centennial State. Our services are designed specifically to meet Colorado’s diverse environmental needs, so no matter if you reside within the bustling city of Denver or a small Colorado town like Loveland, Xtract Environmental Services has you covered.

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We Do Selective Demolition Work

We offer additional demolition services as part of our asbestos or other hazmat removal service. We are all about making things convenient for you, so if your renovation project calls for the removal of an uncontaminated wall, staircase, or other feature, we can demolish and remove these pieces for a small additional fee. Talk your project manager to schedule our additional demolition services!

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Meth Cleanup: Frequently Asked Questions

Evidence of meth contamination can be difficult to detect; it isn’t always visible and may not include odors. The only way to know for sure is through professional testing using surface wipes analyzed by an accredited laboratory.

However, you can still keep an eye (or nose) our for these common signs of meth contamination:

  • Chemical or ammonia-like odors
  • Yellowish stains on walls, ceilings, or vents
  • Residue or discoloration around light fixtures, sinks, or countertops
  • Unusual chemical containers or burn marks

Read more about Colorado’s meth procedures and policies from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.

Accidental exposure to methamphetamine has effects ranging from mild to severe. Common symptoms of accidental exposure include confusion and dizziness, as well as changes in vision, temperature, touch sensitivity, and the sensation of pain.

In addition to physical problems, significant exposure may lead to rapid heart rate and elevated blood pressure, decreased appetite, insomnia or difficulty sleeping or staying asleep, panic attacks, anxiety or paranoia. In some cases more extreme reactions can occur such as hallucinations and seizures.

Anybody who accidentally comes into contact with methamphetamine should seek medical attention right away in order to prevent any possible long-term damage to their health.

While possible, it is not advisable to trust something as serious as potential meth contamination to DIY kits. DIY testing kits, especially higher-end ones, can successfully detect contaminants, but due to variables in application, accuracy issues, and lack of expert analysis to put test results in context, we recommend professional inspection and testing.

A professional will not only be able to provide reliable testing solutions but also, if meth contamination is found, can make sure that necessary safety measures are taken and outline the next steps for cleanup.

No; it is against the law in Colorado. Meth-contaminated properties must be tested, cleaned, and cleared by a firm that is certified in Colorado.

While time frames vary, in general it could take between 3-15 days depending on the size of the property and severity of contamination.

While time frames vary, in general it could take between 3-15 days depending on the size of the property and severity of contamination.

Yes. When performed correctly and verified through post-remediation testing, professional meth decontamination returns your property to safe, habitable conditions that meet or exceed state health standards.

In situations where the cost of meth cleanup is close to or exceeds the value of the property, we can purchase the property as-is. This is initiated at the request of the owner and is handled on a case-by-case basis.

Responsibility typically falls on the property owner, not the tenant, even if previous occupants caused the contamination. Local health departments may also issue cleanup orders if a property fails inspection. It’s important to work with licensed professionals to meet legal and environmental requirements.

Some homeowner or landlord insurance policies may cover meth-related damage, depending on your provider and policy type. It’s best to contact your insurer early in the process and provide documentation from the inspection and cleanup.

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Xtract Environmental has more than 30 years of experience safeguarding Colorado properties from the dangers of hazardous materials. We serve Northern Colorado, Denver Metro, the Western Slope, and Southern Colorado. Take the first step toward your peace of mind by giving our team a call today: 970-282-4333 and 970-852-0400

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